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Utility Marking and Coordination Services

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Allegheny County, PA, USA

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This scope was carved out of CD 49-3.11.9.

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CD 49-3.11.9 Duquesne Safe Neighborhoods Demolition

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Performs utility identification and marking for prime contractors on the Steel Rivers Council of Governments (SRCOG) Duquesne Safe Neighborhoods project. Notifies affected utility companies and determines exact locations of existing utilities using GPR and electromagnetic locators to prevent service disruptions. Coordinates with local utility providers. Delivers verified utility maps or marked site locations.

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